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Africans in the Diaspora-The Hidden Force: Economics, Investment, Skilled Workforce and Public Healtt Africa. This chapter includes the personal narratives of two diasporans: Dr. Marion Koso-Thomas, an African Diasporan in the United States and Dr. Muhammed Afolabi, an African Diasporan in Africa but living outside his home country.

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Editorial: African Perspectives and Approaches for African Healthcare Challenges,says a Nigerian proverb. Despite being surrounded by wealth, several existing challenges deter African populations from taking full advantage as others have in other regions of the globe. Crucial among these challenges is the health of the population and nature of healthcare accessible to them. Afri

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Socio-cultural and Economic Concerns on Use of Convalescent Blood or Plasma for the Management of Ebive and affordable treatment options for Ebola Virus Disease (EVD). While there are a number of experimental drugs for the treatment of EVD, there is also a parallel interest in the use of human convalescent blood or plasma for the treatment of EVD as well as a post-exposure prophylaxis. The use of

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Public Health Emergencies: The Role of Science Education and Communication in Africas Diseases (EID’s) forecast to be an additional burden to the health care systems across the continent..The acute vulnerabilities of Africans in this regard, is in no small measure directly attributable to the marginalised state of science communication and the public learning and understanding of s

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A Political Conception of Pandemics and Epidemics in Africa are morally unjust – that is, which are moral injustice – which ultimately cause, enable or contribute to pandemics and epidemics in Africa. Therefore, although this chapter is dealing with health, the framework of the chapter is neither biological nor medical, but political. This is what is referr